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Mr. Ree 11 year s ago
What happened to him was a real tragedy but that guy will never, ever know how lucky he is.
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lordfly911 11 year s ago
It might be possible to reverse brain damage in the foreseeable future. No one ever knows.
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pitterpat 11 year s ago
None of you posting comments here know what it's really like to live with someone who's been born normal, suffered a tragic accident, and been undergoing ongoing Rehab w/OT and PT for years with someone you love. I suggest you think before you click "like".
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gigantes 11 year s ago
he can obviously communicate with her in some way and most likely return her love, affection and gratitude. so that's something special.
also, given the miracle of neural plasticity, brain damage is not necessarily permanent. he will likely slowly recover functionality, although where that will leave him is unclear. life keeps challenging us to be adaptable.
also, given the miracle of neural plasticity, brain damage is not necessarily permanent. he will likely slowly recover functionality, although where that will leave him is unclear. life keeps challenging us to be adaptable.
also, given the miracle of neural plasticity, brain damage is not necessarily permanent. he will likely slowly recover functionality, although where that will leave him is unclear. life keeps challenging us to be adaptable.